Totally agree with Sixt in Germany. Sixti runs a close second. In the US, however, Avis has always been my go-to.

Those things are truly hideous to behold.

Plus Trivago uses that scary-looking unshaven git with his shirt unbuttoned as a spokesperson, so right off, no way in hell am I using them. Unless I want a reservation for a cardboard box under a freeway overpass, which is where he appears to sleep.

Oh HELL yes!

Much want.

Well that escalated quickly!

Oh very yes. Here in Sacramento, we have a bunch of them.

The stupid - it hurts...

Hey, at least it's still grounded to the ground, right?

Needs more Johnnycab!

Moin moin!

The F-150 has great leg room, but if I move the seat back far enough to take advantage of it, I can barely reach the steering wheel, and I wear a 16/34 shirt, so no t-rex arms.

As a 6'5" driver, let me state that finding a car with sufficient legroom (36" inseam) is not easy. Before I purchased my 2012 Outback (and leased a 2013 Passat), I looked at the following vehicles and found them wanting:

Came here to say this.

Larry!

I'm quite partial to the Köhlbrandbrücke in Hamburg:

I own this cookbook and it is chock-full of this sort of shit. I love reading the recipes, and the photography is beyond awesome. So far I haven't been brave enough to make any of the horrors depicted within...

Love me some Iltis.

Having lived in Germany for 6 years, I had occasion to watch olympic coverage on German TV. I can tell you that the coverage was WAY more varied, it covered more events and profiled/reported on athletes from all over the world. It was far less biased than NBC.